The Military-Industrial Complex is a significant aspect of American society, shaping the country’s defence policies, economic priorities, and international relations.

Since 1945, the United States has been involved in numerous global conflicts - the US needs constant warfare as a part of its economy, which is linked to the Military Industrial Complex.

From 1945 onwards, the United States established itself as a dominant global power through economic strength, military capability, and cultural influence.

America's rise to global power from 1776 was driven by territorial expansion, economic growth, military involvement in world conflicts, and strategic power diplomacy. This evolution transformed the U.S. from a fledgling nation into a dominant force in international affairs, significantly shaping the modern world.

Field Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery (17 Nov 1887 – 24 March 1976), 1st Viscount Montgomery of Alamein KG, GCB, DSO, PC, DL, was a prominent British commander during World War II. However, his leadership was marred by several notable military failures that resulted in an unnecessarily high loss of Allied life, leading some to question his Military Competence...